Hubbell Triumphs as Giants Edge Braves 2-1 Under Lights
In a night under floodlights at the Polo Grounds, Hubbell steered the New York Giants to a 2-1 win over the Boston Braves, despite seven hits by the visitors and late baserunners. Joe Orengo and Eddie Miller homered for the Braves, while Bill Jurges scored the winning run on a ninth inning single.
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Garrisons Rout Steelmen 19 to 3 in High-Scoring Tilt
Garrisons built a large early lead with four teen timely hits and nine errors, scoring nineteen. Dempsey Rogers allowed ten hits over the route as Orville Burleson, Terry, Murphy, Hess, and Halbrooks contributed multiple hits. The Steelmen were led by Bob Wilson, Corder, and Blaxton with two hits each. Bell and Corder, Rogers and E Caudill.
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Baseball Roundup Keeps Cards Ahead in NL Race
Jake Mooty will decide the game as the Cards extend their lead to 2 1 2 games over the Brooklyn Dodgers who won 6-0 over the Phillies in a matinee. Philadelphia and Detroit split a junior circuit day with Detroit up 9-6 over Cleveland. The A’s split a twin bill losing 5-2 then winning 11-1 behind Phil Marchildon. Bruce Campbell homered twice for Detroit in a seventh inning rally. White Sox stay four back after a 5-2 win by St. Louis over the Browns. Yankees outslug Washington 10-8.
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Barber hooks owl while fishing near Independence
Barber Claude Eskew while fishing in Independence hears a hoot from a hollow tree and casts a plug. An owl emerges still hooting and is hooked by a wing, providing a humorous mishap from the riverbank.
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Alabama Tops Wingfoots in Lopsided Softball Showdown
Alabama tied for league lead with Goodyear after a 14 to 5 win over Wingfoots. Eddie Black went 4 for 4, Sams and Sandusky each had three hits, while Shelby Cole allowed eleven hits and earned the win for the Hosierymen.
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Alabama Faces Cisco In Opener At Night
Alabama meets Cisco in the first game as the Steelmen aim for an upset over Hosierymen. In the nightcap Riverside meets Ingalls in a hard fought matchup.
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Baseball Results From The Associated Press
American League games saw New York 10 Washington 8 and Philadelphia 2 11, Boston 5 1, St Louis 5 Chicago 2 and Detroit 9 Cleveland 6. In the National League Brooklyn 6 Philadelphia 0, New York 2 Boston 1, St Louis 3 Chicago 2. Southern League Knoxville 9 Nashville 7, Atlanta 4 Chattanooga 3, Little Rock 7 Memphis 3, New Orleans 6 Birmingham 5.
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Mobile Shipyards Inc Formed For 6-Way Shipyard Plan
Mobile Alabama May 28 The Mobile Shipyards Inc plans a six way shipyard on a 39 acre Mobile river site contingent on contracts from the national maritime commission. formation not recorded in Mobile probate court.
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Local basketball standings shift after tight results
Seventh place after Little Rock routed Therm 7 to 3. Pelicans over Birmingham 6 to 5 moved New Orleans into fifth while Atlanta opened a six and a half game lead with a 4 to 3 win over Chattanooga. Knoxville beat Nashville 9 to 7 to secure third.
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Tonight's NBA matchups across major cities
Schedule lists games includes St. Louis at Chicago and Chicago at St. Louis, Cleveland at Detroit, Philadelphia at Boston, New York at Washington, Boston at New York, Pittsburgh at Cincinnati, Brooklyn at Philadelphia, Chattanooga at Atlanta, Nashville at Knoxville, Little Rock at Memphis, Birmingham at New Orleans. One night game and two high t games noted.
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Taxicab Driver Aids Snake Capture In Columbia
In Columbia South Carolina on May 28 a taxicab driver helped deputies and a military policeman chase down a four and a half foot snake that escaped into a taxicab at a street intersection. A near collision with a police car occurred four inches away as officers pursued the creature. The snake and its four soldier passengers were involved in the unusual incident.
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Insurance agents listed in today's Want Ads
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Memphis Slips to Peace Near Cellar
The Memphis Chicks tumbled from a comfortable third toward the Southern Association cellar after a recent slump. Their slide leaves them near the bottom of the standings with few wins in sight.
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Miss McCabe Earns Senior and Examiner Badges at Camp
Miss McCabe passes senior and examiner badges with four years of teaching swimming diving and water front activities at camps. Classes run one hour with group instruction possible. She will be at the pool Saturday and Sunday afternoons 1 to 6 p.m. to interview interested persons.
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